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    Huckster's Avatar
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    Archer Lv 52
    I think that the gathering level required for catching a certain fish is correlated with its item level. And assuming that Silver Sovereign needs 301+ gathering and Rivet Oyster was caught with 356+ gathering I think we can make a hypothesis that:
    ilvl70 - minimum gathering / perception - 251+:
    Beguiler Chub
    Bloody Brewer
    Carp Diem
    Caterwauler
    Chirurgeon
    Dream Goby
    Gigantshark
    Glimmerscale
    Goldenfin
    Great Gudgeon
    High Perch
    Matron Carp
    Navigator's Brand
    Octomammoth
    Oschon's Printa
    Stormdancer
    Zalera

    ilvl75 - minimum gathering / perception - 301+:
    Armorer
    Jacques The Snipper
    Mud Golem
    Old Softie
    Sabertooth Cod
    Silver Sovereign
    Slime King
    Syldra

    ilvl80 - minimum gathering / perception - 351+:
    Blue Widow
    Crystal Perch
    Dark Ambusher
    Dark Knight
    Faerie Queen
    Ghost Carp
    Judgeray
    Junkmonger
    Marrow Sucker
    Moldva
    Mud Pilgrim
    Rivet Oyster

    Maybe the spread (250/300/350) is not that wide (eg 290/300/310) - but I think the mechnics behind it works like that. (when you compare fishing to crafting for example)
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    Last edited by Huckster; 04-01-2014 at 05:34 PM.

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    Llen Coram
    World
    Sargatanas
    Main Class
    Fisher Lv 100
    Quote Originally Posted by Huckster View Post
    I think that the gathering level required for catching a certain fish is correlated with its item level. And assuming that Silver Sovereign needs 301+ gathering and Rivet Oyster was caught with 356+ gathering I think we can make a hypothesis that:

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    Maybe the spread (250/300/350) is not that wide (eg 290/300/310) - but I think the mechnics behind it works like that. (when you compare fishing to crafting for example)
    Interesting idea, and arguably easy(ish) to test. Could just fish at the absolute limit of a theorized gathering stat with given baits/lures and see what happens. Only takes one catch below a threshold to falsify, right?
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